'07-" . the Pond Crcrk properties in cattern
U Kvntuvky, near Williamson, \V. \‘a. It
mm, APRIL 13, 1923.
CANDIDATE IN RACE FOR“
POLICE CHIEF ON THEIR TOES
STA-“FORD. AW" 18.—- Supporters of Harry Junger were
;~ rrnururrents prevailed icmmde'“ M Nth! that he would be
, ‘ H. “NT“! discussion of the choice when the uppointment of
,, r of who will be ",9 »a chief is made. They point out that
. Mumford Police 1).. l he flood very high in m: examinations
{for both the police and fire depart-
”, m Mum.“ hu crystal- ments. end that his failure to be re-
. r or any particular cum"- rmrned to the police department utter
M Wm are known m ho hsd resigned for s while. no due
.. m. z, in land the cove“ {to the political complexion of affairs,
:u mn-mmmittul attitude E rather than " ”Ck 0‘ merit on b"
, 51x. H.111 far, has baffled , part.
him to give some‘ It is chimed that Captain John B.
. ;Brennan. who has served as acting
.. “wk on something arm?! for several months. has poten-
HIH} when “ becameiual strength in the Common Council
‘. W. “n llurt Jackson. 5 and will have the support of some
‘ 2. ., f. 1?. S. “.ah_1~a_“-nh'§members of that body. regardless of
_ ,4. ‘ H ~. who annn'nm-d gwhat pressure may be brought to bear
.. .3 ,. job on March 1.2. to controvert. his candidacy. How
“ z: m the race. only in many votes he can muster, it is impos-
, i; .1. “mm.” decided that sible to predict definitely. owing tn the
g H is to go to a man Iconstant shifting of the political sands.
, ! “Hm “L 3 Police Sergeant Michael Greaney is
\ . W ‘regarded favorably by dyed-in-the-
‘ll‘flz‘gfli (:0ncgd:‘;:1:;;)l:: ,5 wool organization men. He is said to
> W pnrtxncnt. it is known , he slated for promotion and. it the
, J . RM" will support Dc-i breaks are with him. may land the
a: .lalnt‘l lleficrnan. ‘ appointment.
the appointee. it is
t.
.3..:. .
It became definitely known inst
. u rmlicr— captaincy? night that members of the Committee
- l m l'UIl(‘(‘. Surgvant of One Hundred are interested in the
This report was re- ; selection of n chiet to the- extent of
. rs L'lnv'l from sourcrs in having the appointment go to a man
- r 1') .lm‘kson. who can who they feel would co-opcratc with
«tonivw pith Mayor them in the program they would like
to ace carried out in Stnmtord.
poses. These mines employ about 450
men and have a. daily capacity 0!
about 2,000 tons.
Next. the Ford Company purchased
is cstimutcd there is about 300.000.000
, iions of available coal at these mines
. :whlch are operated through eleven
FQRD S PLANTSAoponings. About 7,000 tons of coal
‘Iare produced daily at these mines. by
—.__. labout 1,000 men.
. 16.——-Coai strlkcai Purchase or the Banner Fork minc
‘ H; r! and munu- {added about 12,000,000 tons of high
::~-.m~ts, un«lvr plans I \‘Oiailifl toy-product coking coal to the
, n ”my rcrm company‘s interests. This mine em-
“ Tm,“ «luring the lploys about 400 men and has a daily
I.\' H”, I‘orri Noun-production of 3,000 tone.
.‘.3 ii
,‘Wn Warn] “mi", 'l‘hr- Nuttallhurg mine at Nuttall-
; nii'ISnn Coal L'urn-‘ \urg.\V. \a.. now owned ivy Ford, has '
””41”.” mm”, ,1”, '91. daily production of 1.000 tons and
r‘nl;«Iw)(‘s about 250 mtn.
it is estimated that the Peabody
”,V ”up”. of :1 mm] mm] land.- huvc about 200,000,000 tons
. n '100.000,nno tons,” coal. 'I‘hcy will soon be (levcloped,
,m. min fort. “f timber. lit was announced.
' The Ford wage scale has been pluc-
cd in effect in all mines with the re-
. m .mnmm Kentucky. suit that the men are earning about
Hindu”. there is aboutlr'r’ pcr cont more before the proper-
, , ._ ' laws of Dclewarc. These properties.
.. t'm- construction of more manufacturcr. The propertits have
I, turn of 3;.) ton l'alilu‘ily In‘l‘ll plat‘t'l upon the :‘zimo high basis
lmn issnml by the “(w of c-leency, safety and sanitation
_. v , a" will be operatml that prcvails in all of Ford's plants.
‘U “m Ford "“on and If more coal is produced by the
“(mu oxcr Ford's railroad. Ford pn-Opcrtlcs than can be consumed
'I‘luse properirs,
mm rvntn'e estimate
i r
l.« l-Imgs vurc oln
lurlensn of the Peu-
'l‘ulwlo and lrouiun at tho manufacturing plants, it. will
' he sold «lirectl' to tho uhlic it. w
mt. pun-harms of thr- coal 5 p ' as
" lands is in accordance “itli announced.
ms to gain control or mr‘ry " ' , .
, ”mun” from the" basic 9 COLLEGES IN TOURNAMENT
'ln t’ .~ dclnory of tho
mm 21‘ d. inert-by mun th' SYllAC‘i‘Sl‘I. New York. April is.—
', nt the minimum pro- ' llntrirs from nine r‘nllr-gcs anul unit-or.
sitiv‘s Iin\t‘ been roct‘ivml for the New
‘irsl mm proprrnrs pnr-fi‘nrk Smir- championship golf match
I‘orvl Motor Companyihvro May 4 and 5. The trams II-
\r rrvni mince at 'l'um ircmly entered WlII represent Columbia.
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HOWLA
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Starts
Monday April
16th.
I
their goods in an interesting wa
are actually made-'-
Interesting Exhibits
Special displays
Of personal interest
Of home value! Of economy!
Many manufacturers of high grade merchandise are co-operating with us in this event.
y—There
There are special displays of their wares—There are experts in charge to explain the merits of
are in some cases factory people showing how the goods
In many cases the makers have granted price concessions on some one item that is most wanted-
so that this event will save money for you as well as being—Interesting—Instructive.
Aluminum Cooking Utensil 00.
Special display of "West-ever" aluminum wsre and showing
and sampling the food cooked.
American Fabrics 00.
Special display of fancy binding and beautiful laces made
in Bridgepon—An expert will show how to make good use
of these things.
American Metal Polish Go. -
Display and demonstration showing emciency of
polishes.
Bachner-Mosee—Louis 00.
Showing how the Famous Bncmo hid gloves are mode—n
section of their fine factory tron-ported to Howlnnds (or
this week—see the actual work.
Beacon Tire 00.
An expert from the rectory will show whet goes into the
tire to mate it last so long.
Boncilla Laboratories Inc.
Demonstration and display of these famous toilet prepu‘n-
tlons.
Brillo Mfg. Co.
Showing the value of this wondrous prepmtion espodnliy
in the cleaning of aluminum were.
“Puts"
This propr‘rty “lis‘Ncw York l'nitrrsity. Buffain, St.
. rm» r and thrvrriiy Luutrcnco, Cornril linimrt. ' "Citrate.
v npnrly 13,000,000 Iltorhertrr an'l Sirucusc. Tho field
!\ tl'|l_
nvlnplnlvh In! contra-inn” “ill ]IlUII;.IrI) tic limit-
pur— ml to this number.
.n.«l stern“
What we have
eaten and how it is
“agreeing with us”
makes all the
diner-once in the
world.
Inworkorplny,WllGL£Y’s
gives thepoise andstendlness
that men- success.
mouth cool and moist, the.
throat muscles relmd and
pliant and the nerves at ease.
Wis the best not
cabonndendeonesloyou
Burson Knitting 00.
Display of hosiery and a pair of doil‘s stockings free to
every little girl who Visits the department nocompuiied by
her mother.
The Butterick Publishing 00.
An expert dressmnker showing advantages of Butterick
potterns and the saving to be effected through their Delim-
system.
Bernard Ullman Go.
Bucilla embroidery and Beer brand Tomi—d teacher in
attendance showing the beautiful finished models—and
touching you how to do this fascinating work.
Channell Chemical 00.
Exhibit at 0-Ceds: oil sud oil mops showing the urious
uses. .
Congoleum 00.
An expert will show and tell of the merits of this well
known floor covering.
Gudahy Packing 00.
Old Dutch Cleanser. Rex Lye and Scherzo—demonstrates
of these useful household Articles.
Earnshaw Knitting 60.
showing the material and processes going into the making
at the “Vents" garments for children.
Psirclough & Gold ‘
Wondrous displsy of artistic curtains end suggestions for
home decoration.
P.A.Poster&co.
Art Cretonnee end display of many nttrwctivo things to be
made from the rubrics.
Palmer Glogg & Go. ,
showing beautiful new perusal: and «mounting the
advantages or the new Grip Umbrella.
E. 0. Fry Glass Co.
The finding Contest
Klaus-flax Linen Rug Go.
Kops Bros.
Lenders-Gray & Clarke.
Lever Bros.
Immsbmyfioule Go.
The Lyon Oupet Go.
Mills & Gibb.
Hint Products 00.
Geisha. Importing' Cc.
nrmentx.
H. W. Gossard 00.
An expert corsetier will show the ndvnntnges or this popular
mire ot corset.- end advise a to style needed.
L. Goldsmith & 00.
Showing of en egtenlive assortment and their adaptations
-—"Neverbreek" trunks and wardrobe trunks.
C. A. Grosvenor Shoe 00.
Showing of the “Grace" felt tootweer and demonstrating
its value and comforts.
Howard Bustiers Duster Co.
Demonstrxting the Duties Duster end its benefits in the
home cleaning.
Rowland Dry Goods co.
Serving our splendid “Rom” brend of orifice—roasted (reel:
every any—might here.
The Indra. Pearl 00. ,
Showing benutltul Omar ‘Peuh—necklsces of unusual
beauty.
International Silver 00.
Showing 1841 Rogers Bros. silver were—hendnome cases
tor gifts and ones tor prectlcsl home use.
International Silver 00.
Exhibiting Wm. Rogers a Son silver plated m were both
in practical home cones end eleborste chests for gift pur-
poem.
J ohnson-Gowdin~Emmefich.
Ribbonr—benutirul end their interesting uses—many pretty
things nude at ribbons on exhibition.
Jennings Bros.
Showing the beeuttes nnd merits of this splendid line of
silver wnre mule in Bridgeport.
showing the extensive color line of these long veering rugs
and suggestions for beautih’mg the borne.
Expert Consuel- showing the correct modeh to weer and
the comet-t end benefits to be derived.
Displdy and demonstration of Velvet-l Aluminum were.
Demonstrating the vulne- ot Lu: nnd'Riuso. two almost in-
dispeuible household articles.
Showing the way of makingend the comfort to be derived
Howe-ring Dr. lie-blea- Shoes—c his shoes mode
It!
Showing how to weave rugs st borne—o new end preamble
ted—make prettyrngumdingcomrownidees.
Splendid ens-set!" showing of Silk omit-period
£s‘lwvwlng the varied line ofoven glee-won. midliow‘touse1
_ Candy ”making
Pottery making -
Style show of James. negligeo—ettrlctlve handsome
Boys should remember to submit things they have whittled every day—A
prize each day and two grand prizes for the best for entire week.
McCallum Hosiery Go.
Wondrous showing at line silk hosiery.
John Kohl.
gisplny of tine skins and tine leather goods nude he.
em.
Thou. G. Plant 00.
biting the vnlue sud merits of “Queen Qunlity‘ Ike.
I wanna dud little women.
G. Rois & Bros. ,
IIiJi-piny or finished an embroidery pieces of the “W
ne.
RemingtonAnns Go.
Exhibition of about u. themd diflerent pocket knveb In
mode in Bridgepqfl—sbowlng how thq are put to“.
L. E. Scott 00.
Demon-trotting the vein.
household necessity.
Silver-Chamberlain 00.
Showing the varied use and goodnea ot the famous Nibco
of “I.” o" cleaning W.
Brushes.
W. & J. Sloane
Splendid showing of "Nnirn” linoleum-4nd useful "1
gestions. .
The Strum-Beer 00.
Jack Tu- Toes for children—showing of notable styles.
The Turner Seymour Mfg. Co. --
Demonstrating e. special egg better nude in Connedicut.
Thos. P. Taylor 00.
showing how buttons ere put on to Securlyt wrists so 1“.
they stay.
Toledo Cooker Go.
glazing the advantages and use. of The Toledo “rel—-
00 er.
United States Rubber 00.
Showing degrees of processing rubber end finished m
-—instruetlve——intere¢ing. ' p -
Utenco 00.
Practice! demon-tint!” of the Utenco boner.
Victor'l'alkingflnchineao.
Bhowingotspecld—unemodehotm
Voguefisirli’et
. owingmetiiod «Inspection-dam
The Washburn Go. ‘9
Adimlswtntuutingend education-.1 crewman-e] h
winnedselnfitbeixm
L. E. Wettermnn 00.
Showing the of the rubbernnd the finished It.)
ductin large “mammalian
The Whiting Paper 00.
showing extensive enactment or fine Mg
pnper flaking. ._ .
mymsmm. «4
K
13le “awnmmtoth‘
Whistle-
goodlflrtafocmon-
Zs-Bex '
“magnum-«mum'- 1
Glass
four 8. 7 .
i c
Other interesting showings Will conSist of
Silk sh ade making ,
. Look for the .ShoW‘Weék Smals!
decorating
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Norwalk Chronicler